Right now the 27" Acer Predator X27U OLED gaming monitor is $509 at Newegg, which knocks nearly $100 off the monitor's usual ...

What it is The Sony 65″ Class Bravia XR X90L LED 4K Smart Google TV is now $899.99 after a $300 savings, delivering stunning ...

By combining a 120Hz refresh rate with the ability to adjust that refresh rate on the fly, Samsung Display’s new screen can better accommodate the different types of content being displayed ...

Asus has launched a new entry-level gaming monitor under its TUF Gaming lineup. The model, VG249QM5A, features a 23.8-inch ...

Nishino announced the news In a noon Pacific Time post straightforwardly headlined ‘Variable Refresh Rate support for PS5 is rolling out this week’ - and as well as revealing the imminent ...

The use of variable refresh rates on a display can be likened to CPU processing speeds adjusting on the fly. When a chipset doesn’t need to run at a lofty frequency or processing power demand is ...

This is just a one-off usage scenario, of course. The new variable display refresh rate technology from Samsung could also be useful without entering the split screen mode.

Since variable refresh rate has been on Xbox consoles for a few years now, other games will surely be updated with support on PS5 in the coming months. In order to experience the benefits of VRR ...

Examples of LTPO variable refresh rate phones that can hit 10Hz and lower include the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, Pixel 9 Pro, and the OnePlus 12. Samsung also employs a novel technology in its ...

The refresh rate on your monitor refers to how many times the image on the screen refreshes per second -- 60Hz, 120Hz, 144Hz, etc. The higher the refresh rate, the smoother the image appears.

The all-new support for variable refresh rates is still hidden beneath the Chrome OS as a flag feature. So, its users in the Dev Channel have to look for it to enable the new Adaptive Sync setting.